Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-21

a member of the Presbyterian church at
East Craftsbury The funeral was held at
the house last Saturday, and the services
were conducted by Rev. J. c. Taylor.
tSt-ONN min s<Gosi
Miss Minnie Miles Is teaching school in
Morgan.
Mrs. Geo. Lockwood. who has been in
town visiting friends, has returned to
IraSburgh.
DIR. W. f. Gilman has rented rooms to
a family from East Bloomington, who
will move in soon.
c. II. Joslyn has been obliged to bring
water from the pond to water large
stock of cattle.
Henry Prescott has taken the job to cut
and skid two hundred thousand feet of
lumber for Bartlett & Dutton.
Mrs. Isaiah wyman fell in her room on
the night of Nov. -, and broke her
shoulder. She is in a critical condition.
Miss Annie Going has lately returned
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eral weeks with her aunt Mrs. Nellie AL
drich
c. H. Wiley viii move his family to
Barton Landing soon. He intends work
ing in the mill Mr.. Smith will move
back TO the farm.
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James Allen has moved into Cyrus
SINNERS house.
Wallace Hanson, who has carried on
Edgar Wells farm for three years, has
moved To Glover, our item of last week
to the contrary.
Evansville.
1t is our painful duty to chronicle the
death of Jennie l. Foster, daughter of
Elisha Foster, which occurred Thursday.
Nov. 18th. Jennie was taken sick more
than year ago, while visiting friendsin
Kansas. Her father went to see her last
anu ICCh nCA llouIC WIN nun. Goll0
had the tendereSt care and the most eff
Gent medical aid that could be rendered.
Her case was critical from the first, and
and at no time was there much hope that
she wonld regain her wonted health. Dur
ing all this time she has fingered on the
border of the grave. Jennie never en-
soyed robust health, but she was always
of "A cheerful, hopeful disposition. Win
ming and quiet in her daily life, it might
be said she had not an enemy in the
world She was an exemplary Christian,
and hOnOred the hope she professed in
her patience and sublime faith. The
funeral services took place at the resi-
| dence Of her father, last Saturday, and
the many friends that were present at
| tested to the strong hold she had on all
| hearts. To say that the whole communi-
" mourn with the afflicted family, is but
feeble tribute.
West &'lA3tI-I&e-EOn-
Clarence Ingalls, started for California,
Nov 10.
Blanche Church is horne from McIndoes
Falls.
Oren Ingalls, is moving into the front
part r.. H Lathe's house.
Arthur Lackey, of late quite sick, is
better.-Mrs. Hannah Pratt is very sick.
Willie f. Robinson is making repairs
on his shop and getting ready to open
| furniture store.
VIM. Moore and his son, Lectus, are
going to Greensboro Bend, numbering
this winter.-Cort. Calkins is going to
Springfield, Mich, to work.
About 60 guests assembled at the house
of L. r. Foster, Wednesday eve, Nov. 16,
to witness the marriage of his daughter,
Georgia, to Alvin Woodland of this place.
Cast Charleston.
| A little son of Edwin Allyn's has been
| quite sick with diphtheria.
Thomas Dolloff has moved from the
farm at Echo Pond to the village.
Mrs. R. P. Stevens has closed very
successful term of school at the Center.
Janet Dollof has returned home from
the West, where she has been for several
years.
Many of the men from this vicinity
have gone to CRANKY, North Stratford and
Groton Pond, numbering, this winter.
&oventE-N
Thomas Dunn has moved to Craftsbury.
Geo. Newton has taken the Ira Boynton
farm on the Newport road.
a barn belonging to Wooster Case was
lately destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Lewis Morrill, has been to Boston
and taken a little girl, sister to the boy
adopted last spring, from the orphan
asylum.
While Willie Niles was in Boston visit
ing his brother, burglars broke into the
house and stole his overcoat, gloves, etc.
They were kind enough to leave his peck
ct diary.
Five farmers in the east part of the
town have been obliged of late TO water
their stock at one watering place-a great
| Inconvenience. There are parties in the
county who have melted snow for their
cattle during the past few days.
raft~buI-V.
Mr.. Lawrence, who is living with Mr.
Searles, is failing.
Frank Twiss has moved his mother to
| No. WoIcOtt to keep house for him.
Foster Rand moves into the Thomas
Patterson house, near the Common.
Willie Merrill has gone to Colorado,
hoping the change may improve his health.
Albert Smith is building him a sugar
house which Will have many modern i'm
proyements.
Olive Dutton has returned from New
Hampshire, where she has been at work
the past year.
Rev. Levi Lanpher has given a nephew
from Eden his property, reserving a life
lease of his farm for his maintenance.
Hammond Kinney and wife have moved
to Irasburg, and are going to live with